Life after death

A year ago, 10-year-old Jeffrey Curley's brutal murder turned his father into a passionate and very public advocate for the death penalty. Now, the TV cameras are gone, and Bob Curley is left with unrelenting pain and this question: Was he used?
by Yvonne Abraham

It's your party

You can burn if you want to
by Danial Glass

Coattail lit

How familiarity breeds nonfiction
by Tom Scocca

c o l u m n s

Editorial	by the Phoenix
Renewal Breaking the cycle of voter apathy

Don't Quote Me	by Dan Kennedy
Starting over The Globe should rethink what it wants from its metro columnists. Plus, video sex, and getting stupid on MSNBC.

Cityscape	by Sarah McNaught
Tough Boston's female bouncers rely on brains, not brawn

Talking Politics	by Michael Crowley
Speechless A rhetorical fixation reveals the trouble with Scott Harshbarger's candidacy

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